LeBron James remains a dominant force in the NBA, but at 38 years old and in his 20th season, is age finally catching up to the King? Former player Stephen Jackson and Kevin Garnett discussed the noticeable dip in LeBron's energy and ability to outthink double teams on an episode of KG Certified. With scouting reports potentially starting to work on him, slowing down LeBron could be the best way to take out the Lakers. However, LeBron has always been known for his basketball IQ and ability to adapt to adversity. He recently showed off his knowledge of the Memphis Grizzlies, the Lakers' upcoming opponents, during a pre-game press conference, listing off their strengths and key players one-by-one. While LeBron's age may be a factor, his intelligence and experience may still give him the edge over other GOAT candidates. As the Lakers gear up for the playoffs, all eyes will be on whether LeBron can continue to dominate or if the grind of a long career will finally start to take its toll.